It's Cobras Rain in New Delhi

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NEW DELHI- Not one or two but three cobras were found in different parts of the National Capital today. NGO Wildlife SOS received distress calls after cobras were spotted in various areas of the city. All three snakes were removed and rescued by the NGO's team. Cobras are among the most venomous snake species found in India.

The rescue helpline received the first call from the MCD Health Centre in Badli village. A five-foot-long cobra was spotted inside a medical supply room and was subsequently locked inside by a terrified staff member. By the time the team from the NGO arrived, the snake had hidden under a cupboard. It took half an hour to rescue the snake.

Another cobra, almost four-foot-long, was rescued from the Govt. Senior Secondary School in Laxmi Bai Nagar.

"Being one of the four most venomous snake species to be found in India, our team had to exercise a lot of caution while conducting the rescue in order to avoid any unnecessary casualties," Kartick Satyanarayan, Co-founder & CEO Wildlife SOS said.

According to the NGO, rainy season plays a huge part in snakes venturing into human habitations.